Kate in Knits

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Will Evans

Will Evans owned the Shiprock Trading Post from 1917 to 1948 in New Mexico.

Below are some of his personal pieces. 

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Collections at the "Round Top" TX Flea

My favorite part of the "Round Top Flea" somewhere between Austin and Houston,

was the feeling I was walking on the set of some old western film. The antique show spans across open farm land (so dry, so hot and lots of grasshoppers!) and ghost-town like squares (pictured below). 

We truly were in the heart of Texas-it was so hot I could hardly carry my camera!

Willie Pinto

we don't know who you are, but wish we did.

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Hopi Color Tints

Love these Hopi Indian photographs from the 1920's-50's. We are such suckers for color tinted photographs! 

Fred Kabotie, a Hopi Pueblo artist (painter and silversmith) who was one of the first students taught painting methods by Elizabeth DeHuff

Married Hopi woman, wrapped in her wedding gown, that was likely woven by her husband. You can tell she is married because her hair is down, not up in the butterfly whorls worn by unmarried Hopi girls.

Hopi Pueblo girls grinding corn on metates

Women weaving in front of the Hopi House constructed at the Grand Canyon by the Fred Harvey Company

all images found here

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